Donald Trump says he wants employers to create jobs here in the United States, but he's attacked some companies with some of the best records doing just that.
The holiday sales race is down to the wire. Barbie has stiff competition at the register this year from Star Wars toys and this year's runaway hit -- Hatchimals.
Since the global financial crisis, the world's largest banks have agreed to pay close to $60 billion in fines just to the U.S. Department of Justice for creating and selling toxic mortgage-backed investments.
A federal lawsuit accuses Barclays of defrauding investors who bought mortgage securities from the bank before they blew up during the financial crisis.
President-elect Donald Trump tweeted Thursday that he had asked Boeing to provide the government a price for F/A-18 Super Hornet aircraft if rival Lockheed Martin didn't bring down the cost of the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter.
Transpose, a new project from Airbus Group's Silicon Valley unit, is rethinking what an airline cabin can be and imagining a future without a direct view of the sky.
Goldman Sachs accounts for 24% of the Dow's post-election rally. It's a sign of how investors are betting big banks will benefit from higher rates, less regulation and more M&A.
Mile High Workshop, a non-profit manufacturer, employs formerly incarcerated, homeless and drug addicted individuals and trains them in manufacturing skills.
Oprah Winfrey continues to lose weight thanks to Weight Watchers. Shares surged on the news of her latest ad campaign. But they are still down sharply this year despite Oprah's involvement with (and investment in) the company.
Elizabeth Warren warned that big banks and Republicans want to "strangle" the CFPB, the consumer watchdog that fined Wells Fargo $100 million for creating fake accounts.
The heads of Boeing and Lockheed Martin emerged from meetings with President-elect Trump vowing to rein in the costs of new Air Force Ones and the nation's premier fighter jet.
